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got up, hauled, dragged, towed.
felt (as in 'pulled three G's of force during acceleration')
accomplished (as in 'pulled a night shift')
strained or tore (as in 'pulled a muscle')
prepaired for eating (pulled pork)
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 11y agoSome words that mean the same thing as pulling are tugging, yanking, or jerking. Depending on how you use the word pulling, you could also use appealing, powering, influencing, drawing, wrenching, twitching, or tweaking.
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∙ 14y agoHila
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What word means Pulling or twanging with the fingers?
psalm
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Another word for excellent?
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you jerk it:)
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Knitting your eyebrows...
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yanking it or snatching it
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REPEL
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pulling
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What part of speech is the word pull?
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